Set up: A wall, one third space, one ball, 4+ cones, 2 players.
Allow attacking player to experiment with 'rolls' around the defending player. Rotate players so everyone gets a go as attack and defence and also against other players.
You can adjust area size. A larger area space will make it easier for the attacker as there is more space to move around in. You could bring in more defence.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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